Definitely trying to put as little into the deal as I can (probably 5% conventional instead of 3.5% FHA) so in a high interest rate environment, any immediate cashflow is basically impossible.

In the current environment, with rates in flux, it's best to start thinking about a commercial re-fi sooner than later if the current note is coming due.

They're going to need a very quiet environment if they're sleeping during the day and that can be difficult to provide if you're house hacking, especially if you work from home or are there during the day.

I got on their mailing list.. and the loans presented frankly just seemed to good to be true in todays lending environment.  

You can also get a home warranty if the mechanicals are nearing life expectancy, or for peace of mind.Getting started is way easier than you think, and don't let analysis paralysis get in your way.

For anyone that has switched from self managing to a property management company...was the peace of mind worth it? 

You will sell the house for 550K and a great agent would create a sales environment to get you 650K see the difference?  

That's major in this higher interest rate environment. 

I am currently doing all of the work in analyzing deals and researching properties, I'm just curious if the new environment makes more or less sense to get licensed.Any insights are helpful!

Our costs and paperwork went up a little but we registered in Nevada for some peace of mind.